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EDUCATIONAL.

EMERsoN INSTITUTE ,x..
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boys
Begins its thrty-sixth year MONDAY. SEPT 49,
Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Johns Hop
kins aud other colleges and universities for the Sci
entifc Schools, Q. 8. Military and Naval Academies.
and for business. Fot particulars address
au23-1m CHAS. b. YOUNG. Principal
MARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
N1 313 9th st. NV, near City Post Office.
The Highest Standard business College in America
FAN opening SEPTEMBER 10: REGULAR Day and
Evening Sessions. 8 and 8 80 p IN. Theoretical
and Junior Practical Departments and Senior Practical
or Banking and Office DEPARTMENT. Thorough instruc
ton in Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic, Correspond
ence Penmanship. Exchange Interest, Discount Com
mission. Brokerage. Averaging Of Accounts, Partner
ship Settlement, and Partial Payment. Separate
Classes in Grammar Arithmetic Reading Writing aud
Spelling Tuition fee Regular Business Course. bay
Session. one year. s6o-paysble $40 on entering.
balance monthly instaliments $40 EACH so il paid in
fall on entering Tuiti9n tse quarterly paid in
Tuition sl5 for three months SIG for six months,
ana 40 for one year Life Scholarship Special Bust
ness Course subject to Is per cent reduction to
Lady students Special Course for Civil Service Full
particulars College Office every week day. from a. m
to p. ~. or by mail. Catalogue free.
+. G. MARTIN. President.
G. r URNER. A. NJ. Z. h., Principal.
NOTE-Students enter ut any time. Terms
made by the month quarterly. sem-Jearly or yearly.
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PROFESSIONAL;

nHs. KENIsoNs' NEW PARLORs, 41s 18TH ST.,
1Jare the best fitted i'll the world for Chropody.
Manicure, .nd Dernatology. Corns and buuons 25c
each IMPROVING Nails Manicure. Scalp Diseases Soc
each Ladies' and Chldren's Hair Cut aud Dressed
Skilled artists always in attendance The old Doctor
is still i'll the city he is the first by the Ken
son that treated the feet. au.4-4r
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE Aubusiness confidential LaGiesandgen-
Ilemen 50 cents each. 4US street, belV cen tland
9th streets northwest uuti-lw.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

<1c'crffons for the "a hours commencing ut ~ m,
FOR the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
si:-hl1 lair weather. nOrtherly winds. cooler Fri
tIFG-
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NANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. = YOU WILL
WI never know what IL To drink the Richest aud
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tined 4 GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell 1t because Of the small profit affords
Still We have found after several years Of
experiment IN keeping II regularly stock, that
sales have sufficiently increased to than make up
the difference sales of il having already reached
marvellous proportions This entirely oyercomes
other drawback commonly experienced 10y others,
VIZ: That of Offering Coffee freshly roasted
roast these goods day and frequently twice
day, ana hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
llvered To the customer. tLPHONZO iOUNGS co,
42S 9th St. let. u and L. i've
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CITY AND DISTRICT
a..st..eks.f..,u Irt,f.

NEW NATIOSAL THEATER.-"RuSsia.''
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER--'Davy Crockett
kERNANs THEATER-CCmic opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BUILDISC.-Battle OF Bull Run
ATHLETIC PARk.-ROlier coaster.
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PROPOSALS.


~ WASHINGTON, De- August %, 1887
PROF OSAIS FOR FUEL.
Sealed Proposals will be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. OF the THIRTIETH INST, to furnish
this Department with Fuel during the current fiscal
year.
All necessary information supplied to bidders on
application 10 this Office.
Res ecttully, NORMAN ]. COLMAN,
au2o-f Commissioner OF Agriculture.
OROIOSALS FOR UNIFORMS.
MEITOpOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT.,
WARRINGTON D. c., August 70, 1887.
Sealed proposals. VIII be received Police Head
quarters, oOl d st until II O'Clock Of the 1st
day OF september, 1857, to furnish the members
police force with two hundred winter uniforms more
less to be made accordance with the Police tegu
lations.
Overcoats to be OF Beaver or Kersey
PGutalOonS to be Of Metropolitan Doeskin.
Vests to DC +. ana II. Cloth.
NGddlnE, trimmings and workmanship to be consd-
cred.
Also, for two hundred, more or less, winter police
helmets, Per pie ut Headquarters.
The right IL reserved 10 reject amy and all bids.
WM u. MOORE,
Maj. and Supt- Met Police.
Approved: By Commissioners D. G. auI4- 1t
DROPOsALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE
Furnaces i'll Weckers Hotel, together with the tin
and galvanized pipe connected with same, will be re-
ceiyed until September 10Th The furnaces have been
used two years. aud are removed in consequence of
the proposed enlargement OF the hotel and introduc
t1on OF steam heating. ANDREW NJ COiI.E,
aug At Supervising Engineer, l4G6 L St NV.
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VENHL PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
TheeXercises Of this school VIII lie resumed the
191 Ii SEPTEMBER, with corps of seven teachers.
The number CT pupils is limited to 100. and applicants
will be admitted in the order of their registration.
fifth class. limited il number to %, and to DE
posed of pupils seeking instruction i'll lower English
branches and the rudients OF Latin. preparatory to
tna REGULAR work of the school, will be iore at the
teinllI,. Of the year If sufficient number OF pupils
sua apply The class with the daily oversight of the
Principal will be placed in separate room, under the
charge of teacher vino will devote his entire time
its instruction Tuition Fee, payable semi annually
advance, il the first four classes, $50 in the httu
class, $50. No extra charge.
The Principal me Of his assistants. will from the
list of Sept inber be daily at the school building 1885
II street northwest. to answer inquiries.
ANDREW z. MONTAGUE,
eU20-1m Princlr al.
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AIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
For Improved and Economic Cookery
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT
Only sort guaranteed GENUINE by Baron Iiebiy
LEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
The Finest Meat Flavoring Stock USE it for
Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT
Efficient TONIC in all cases Of Weakness and Di.
Restive Disorders
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
Highly recommended q Nightcsp instead of Al
coholic drinks.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
GENUINE ONLY with fac -simile of Baron LiebiRss
signature in black ink across label
LEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be bad Of all Storekeepers. Grocers and Chem
ists Sole Agents for the United States Wiole-
sale only, c. David CO.. Fenchurch avenue
London. England "a
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NOTE special excursion trips To Marshall Hall In
tt,ur-lpH column To thO,. desiring recreation
anu quiet this resort is especially recommended.
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MRS. Mix s FUNERAL.-The funeral OF Mrs. Alice
Mix, wife Of EdwaId NJ. Mix took place yesterday
afternoon. from her late residence, No. 1926 Goth
street. Rev. Dr. Trimble ofllciated The remains
We're inferred at Oak Hill.
NEEDS LOOKING AFTER.-The covering of the
sewer trap at the corner OF jefferson and streets
was almost Knocked off during last night by u
heavy wagon and Is now in such a condition as to
require Immediate attention.
ARRESTED FOR FIGnIING.-GeOrge Offutt and
George Skinner, both colOred were arrested by
Officer Hall, this morning, for lighting in the
street.
GKAE RRCEIPTs.-Canal boat Beulah arrived
with 1900 bushels OF wheat for G. +. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature rs; condition, SO;
north connection, 20; condition at south connec-
tion, ~; distributing reservoir, temperature, SO;
efiuent gate-houSe 80. High tide in the river to-
day at ~ 4 am; low tide II SAB D. IN.
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NEl, Bakers. Glover Building, II 10 st. jy3U-lm
PK1scE & WHITLEY
SfOCK BROKERS
S d nF3ndw ays. New York
t:g 10Th street CCorcoran BulldingD washjn<to,
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
Between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
General Partners:
JAMES WHITLEY, II. CkU0ER OAKLRL
MAYNARD {. EYRE.
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, d. G.
WILLIAM r. TEAvEEs, Special Partner
Buy and sell On COlIlllsslUu all Glasses 1s Railway
Securities.
II. Il DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information 70
garding the markets received through our wires IL
stantly, direct from the Ne. York STOCK Exchauye
All orders executed and reported Promptly. jol
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A HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Mrs. ADALINE PARET ATWATER will take ten or
more Girls to be educated with her children. giving
her oversight, with the assistance OF thoroughly
competent teacher. situation healthy; house and
pruunds pleasant. Terms moderate School year from
Octob-r to the second Thursday in June. For par
uculars, address MltS. A. Il. AIWATER
Mechanicsvllie, ST Mary's Co.. Md.
Reference Right Rev. William Paret, d. d., LID,
Bishop of Maryland. aule
GUARANTEE To TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
W hfc size crayon Portrait III fifteen lessons; no
knowledge of drawing necessary. Call and examine
work j. W. REi NOLDS, Room III, May Binding,
9TH and SITS auI2-lm.
ri I. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.
AyA Course OF studies Classical and Commercial.
Terms: Boarders per session Of i've months. 500.
Day students according TO grade. Studies viii be
suMed OH MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1897.
Address E.,u. JOSEPH. Director,
Carroll Z. O.,
Baltimore County, Nd
Please send for a Catalogue jy9-;3m
NIOKAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
M Bethlehem. Pa. Established 114Y and in success
1ul operation ever since. Offers college course
preparatory instruction Ut moderate cost. jy30-lm
nICKINSoN COLLEGE. CARLISLE, PA, FALL
~ term opens Sci tcclber 1: ) fouryear courses:
the Classical. the Latin Scientific, and the Modern
Language. Facilities, III al cespectS improved:
buildings enlarged faculty Increased resources well
equipped gymnasium Tuition, 10y scholarship. So -
year: 10 sons of ministers, free Cost OF living
ceTtionaly cheap. The lrel aratory School new
and excellent accommodations. aims 1t thorough and
expeditions preparation for college. For catalogue
desired Information. address ]. A MCCACLEY.
jy2l-4St President
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CITY ITEMS.
Biclknell,s syrup for dlarrnea


q. w. Harvey has gone to visit his oyster
beds at Lynn Haven and other points preparafory
to opening of the oyster season.
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II you want to save doctors bills The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 12O6 ID street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. GIN
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OCEAN TEAMERS.

= hOlSI hOUIE 40 LONDON.
- NORDEt TSGhkR LLOYD 5. s. co
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton London. kayrel Bremen
Tr2ye, We'd. Aus. "a, $50 a. n- tuldA, Sat, Au9
%, IL 80 p.p.: saale. We'd. Aug. 81. y. Lille
pa oeijL d, q am. Aiier, Meu-, Sept. u. IA.
Merrs. sat, sept. 40, 10 4 M
Comfortable stateroofns, excellent table, luxurloUn
saloon aproln Prices: lstc&bn, els aud ul,-
wards berth. according 70 location I'd cabin. S55a
berth; sleera<se low rstes- Apply 70
auly L L. DhOOP. SIS Penn. ave.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POIOMAC XIV ER BOATS.
- TEAMER MATTANo LEAVES 1TH-sT WHARF
- on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at am, FOE
er's harf sundays down and ednesdAys Up. Brents
snd Chapel Point. Thursdays aown and Mondays AMI
g. t. JONES, Agent, 7th-st wharf
JOHN McGAHEE. Alexandria. Va. Agent aui
STEAMEk JOHN ", ThoMtsoN LLAyEs 9TH
FRIDAY, at Tor all Potomac River IIl lilixs as
WEDNEsDAYs extends her trip 70 Pines Point aud
Knsae. Fare to ali landings firstciass 30 esnts'
second-class, % cents. o-o-IM
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Low fares The popular, safe and fast steamss
street wharf ever MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
A at 3o PM ae s served aOa
dining-room on main deck
staserooms secured and baggage chsskss =, s Sis
steamer. Telephone caA-s4 mylo-omo
noToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt ". c; Geoghegan., will r.
.nne her irirs between bALTlMOkk aud WASH.
iNGTON ana tor all LANDINGS ON Tie fotoln.e river
s o. M aud Washington SUNDAY y. M Freight rs-
's aSs ~ S4'D' sff sii as '
fc6-6m once; 18th and Penn ave- nv.
ohN fST9 INoS sf Ian s%aKIF1EIp-
L Lea tR "a nA am Ee.anns
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm- touching at kiyer Land
inps as TAR NoIIllnl Creek Currloflan. Va Sc
eJeIueus Bay: Md. Connects with b. aud %. r. n g
Shepherds See schedule JOHN Is. PADGErT, ACT
e. " RIDLEY, Manager a25
DIRECT TO NEW NORK-FRE1GHT STEAMERS
III JOHN gibson and L. c. KNIGHT leave Pier L
fas, RIVER, n. n every SAL UkDAl st 4 pm; othsI
wharf, Washington every ThUkSDAl AOkAIN0
Fr.ilrlt Ut Lowest rstes ApA
AT. VERNON MI VERMONT
AL STEAMER " W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 9Th lla DAILY t,acsIt sunday fcrNl
StrIon at ~ O'clock Returning, reacLes Washp
iIgtC about S:oOp.uA
ZIG L l. BLAKE. Captain.
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FINE PoRTRAITs. Kets kernethy. 1909 Pa ave.
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cTEAM WELL BORING.-wELLS BORED FOR
- cities, towns, villages farms hotels breweres pri-
yate residences railroads. &C satisfaction gunrAl.
teed solicit rrespondence.
Se25-3uls HURON A HUlETI, Hagerstowp. AA
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il Id. "Ward" prints. 4Oc per Id
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MILK
&C. per quart.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in lee nave been lied as follows: Adam
hldder to John ,terIer, lot q, SO. S63: 81 go
John A Grts 81 al 10 w Wa-lng, sub tots "a and
81, Sd :-5l; $3...OJ. Susan VI. Forrest TO r. S
Nerden, part iO aGI IL, !. Al: =. H. 5. Wer-
deH 10 jas. ". For. Isl, o,,i4- IIrt-ity: Tho
'. Strange ~ AiiCc L. S,lan.e, let 2I ,u
i19; $. Jonn KedOuL ct al t..stlcs 10 n
y Porter, lot 10, block -, ir D!oIl Park: s.
John a. BRAN 10 VI. /. Weller CT al Dr. So sc,9:
> VI. /. Weller ct al to Daniel Heffer lot j, su
1855; SI.;-UO. Julia 5. Bradstreet To Marguerite j
ZONES, pit IL, sd rs; $1,000. \. C.. CLARK 10 w
u Clay ton, SUB lots 81 u ~, So. III; s. D. IT,
FeAe 10 j. +. Anderson, sub lot 81, sq 800; x,.l7
john Sudinore 10 A. 4. Brooke, sub lots Il and AZ
81. o'': $ A. A Brooke To Bridget Cudmore
same property E. Della Chapel TO Emma
Gilett, pit 8. 81. 800; $1,000. W. I. Kelly to Hair
rlet Nj. Loh2ley, sub lot Is. Sd s,9; $500 Bernard
Murphy To Frank +. Madigan, part SUB 70 So 81 :.
8 Same To Jas. F.. keenan,, part no.; 81 ST
Thomas Literary Society 10 Bridget Culinane
part III, So. 30; $3.50. Eugene W. Baden ct al 70
ROOT Z. Jones. SUB lot 80, So $50; -, 100. JnO r.
Lehman 10 k. W. Walker, sub lots 13 TO Is so
Oh2: $1,000 Mary +. Bradshaw to IOnia Owen
part 3, sd $50; II, 500.
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FINED FOR VIOLATING THE POLICE REGUI ATOMS
This morning In the Police Court Chas Roberts n
banana Vender, was charged, under the police rev.
uidlionS, with crying bananas on the street ON
Ger Reilly testified that when he warned Roberts
against making an unnecessary noise the defend
ant said he paid SO Tor a license and thought he
stop alter being warned, and witness arrested
HIN The defendant paid Tine OF s.. Joseph r.
permitting his horse TO injure tree He forfeited
~ collateral
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Condensed LOcnlA.

The Capital City Guards expect to take one
hundred men and a band To Philadelphia next
month 10 take part in the Constitutional Centen-
NAL celebration.
The stay-,tt-home members Of the Light Infan-
TRY Will hold a meeting at the arInOry tomorrow
evening ut O'Clock. to make arrangements for
The reception or the corps on Monday evening
next.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
nave HI STAR mated To them Tor any length OF
time, at the rate Of 30 cents per month, and the
address changed often as desired. e The
requisite amount Of money must edeh c,tse
CCHDuTy the order
The security Investment Company has elected
the following officers: Alexander EnOJJ, r., PRES,
1dent; ID. L. Perkins, vice president; Chas l.. Du
Bots, treasurer; j. +. Batchelder secretary; ~ Nj.
McLjchli and Robinson White, trustees.
kmma Lucas and Irene Rollins. young cOOred
women, were fined - each in the Police Court To-
day for disOTderly conduct on a 9th street car.
and Kansas city Will leave Tor Washington on The
ri OF September 10 attend the International Medl-
cal Congress
Nina Il. X. Holmes yesterday filed an amended
Dill Ill equity against Nina f. Holmes anu others
10 correct an error i'll the viii OF her father John
Holmes. IN which he described his property as lot
/, 81. so, instead OF So. s1i.
" H. Sales, COlOred. was before the Police court
This morning Tor falling To have 2 collar ana tag
GA his dog, and the court gave hli time 10 procure
a tag.
Geo. Barber. charged with violating the policy
day
Last night. st s:15 O'Clock, a man named Kelly,
"ni:F drunk, Ieil on Bridge street AnacOSJia and
broke his night leg. He was attended by DR.. Har
ISOl.. and sent 10 Providence Hospital.
The CJunStatter VOlkslast viii bc held this year
ON the 81, 4th and 9TH OF october az The Washing
ton Park. In the last meeting Of the Verein corr
ttees were appointed To arrange Tor the festival.
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MANICURE ,0,'., 10y an accomplished lady mani
cure at DIS keHiSCnS, ChirOpo1Ist, as 18th st.
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1771 cHAKL9rTE HALL 1918
SWIrHIN c. SHORTLlDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,

SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,
(NEan PHILADELPHIA
Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station One OF
the best equipred and best managed schools. All
Students board with the PRINCIPAL Teachers all men
and graduates OF Harvard, ale Princeton University
of Pennsylvania other .irst-class Colleges Fine
buildings. single, double. communicating rooms
with ample bath Recommendations Every room has in
1t steam radiator and Is completely furnished Kew
Athletic Grounds. Gymnasium reft;ed and heated
by steam. Best instruction, best care best table
Special opportunities fo- apt students TO advance rap
idly. Special private tutoring for backward boys
Patrons or students select any studies chose
English Scientific Business, College Preparatory
CIVIL Engineering course. New Physical and Che;ni
cal Laboratory. with tweLtytour cases. Superior
ctlcai Business Department i'll Commercial Course
with Bank, Offices. Teiegraphy. Shorthand. Tyre
writing. &C.. More fully supplied with apparatus
than any other College fitting Commercial School
in the United -ta;es Twelve teachers for about
hundred students. Every teacher devotes his whole
time to one two subjects. Media Acadeuiy affords
every home comfort the best eIcatioI and the
training A fixed price covers every expense,
books. No extras except for music. No incId,n tai
expenses No examinations Tor admission. New illus
trated catalogue sent free 10 any address.
SNllH1N &. SHDkILlDGE, A. Il. A. NJ,
(HGrvard GRADUATED Media, Pa
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY
Septeinbcro aul6-lm
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EDUCATIONAL

DINKNEY INSTITUTE, slS CONNECTICUT AVE.
Select Enslish; Ere. French and German School for
2S 1857 Apply for particulars to the Misses Bur.
CESS, Principals. au2:l-lm
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SCENES ON THE BEACH.


The scene On the beach to-day was lively one
The high tides which have prevailed for several
days past prevent most OF tine bathers from going
far out, as the waves are tremendous and knock
bathers about like cOrks 1t is amusing to see
strong man trying to teach couple OF timid
young ladies how TO swim. Assuring them that
he Will prevent them from sinking, and the next
moment to see young ladies and gentleman
doubled up and sent pell-mell toward shore, gasp
Ing for breath and the salt water running from
their mouths
Among the Westinghouse here now are Mr.
John b. Scott, Mrs. Robert Boyd, DR.. Bayne Ar
thur Campbell, C. S. Moore Chas. Thompson,
John A. Downs, A. j. Clarke, Geo. Gheen, JAS
keileher, Robert Lesh, and John BranSOn. II.
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VAIL PAPERS aud Window Shades. latest de-
signs. x. ". HENDERSON d Co., lib r st. NV.
Dr. BTCKSELI.'S SYRUP l. especially recommended
10 mott for their 1te children IL can be given
with perfect safety.
HUMAN artin ciai eyes. HenlpIer's. ave-, cor AZ.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.

1923 FIFTEENTH ss ST: No
The Misses Kerrs School for Young Ladies' and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday. September 21st Ac-
commodatons for a limited number of Boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the of pupils
living at distance. Until September LIST address for
particulars and circular 1926 st. au16-1m
RRooKyILLE CAS- AcApENYb MONTGOMERY
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
for Circulars to Rev Dr. G < NELSON fF~ideSStt
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 1TH
- and sts n.w.-A practical business education that
selves and saceessfuly perform the active duties Of
life Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
iaton, Bo5k-Ieeiins Business Prsctice. Gives. or
Science Of Citizenship ,ssenosralhy, ana Typecwri;
THURSDAY. sesie.nber i. at . AN and & PIN PIN.
on snd ppss after f0 oay y the fn
Teachers Tuition iees-keguar business course, Gay
balance IN monthly instalinent n q - $40 each Year
scholarship, Paid III full entering, $50; tuition per
m siS for t three ontSs or $50 .or
one year Seats are assigned in the order OF regsra
non Special advantages ,ured by being present
the opening of day night sessons illustrated Cir
euiar sent free on 4hPPNeat1lon ptxcrp pr,n.,n,,
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, vice-Principal au6
DEEkSkILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY
Send for catslosne. GO pages. ie6-eo.3o
( 'HELTENHtM ACADEMY. CHELTEN HILLS,
~ neal Ehilada. Seventeenth yea:. Fine biIiluIng5
aud grounds. Prepares boys for college business.
sist adass e Racor FsS
CLEMENTS, u. D.. Shoen4akertown. p. o.. Pa.
je4-eo,:3m
l774. cHAn stgpEs: HALL lSS7-S.
TREE DepartEcnts-Freiarat Academic, aud
Post Graduate Terms, l6O ten Beard Tut. on,
Washing. Room Kent, ard Fuei: situation HEALTHY Y.
Slecal attention 10 Preparation tor boys fer teaching
hi er schools and business lite. Address for catalogue
H. ": HESTER. Charlotte Hall, st. Murys Co., Nc.
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Tonight the Corps will attend the performance
OF the Little Tycoon" by Robert E. Grahams
company, on one Of the piers Afterward the off,
GERS and their ladies will take part in the press
banquet, which promises to be an elegant affair.
Tomorrow night visit to the pyrotechnic dis
play, representing the destruction OF Pompeii will
be made, and afterward go to Shauff1ers concert
garden. Much complaint Is made about the irreg-
uarity OF the mails. 1t Is as much trouble to get
a letter from home while here as it is to get one
from Egypt.